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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

CoNslprRABLr feeling wss naturally
aroused few days sirce. vhea u ~as
reported iha; The Presidsni bad approved
Al order 20 fetafn % the several States
the a.s. captured during The vr. tn.
includes The Confederate lag captured
BY nion troops. and Union Gags taken
BY Confsderaie. Aad Afterwards recap
tured. The indignAiioa a. The order %
return The Confrdera,e hags found iis
NOS, emphatic expression IN the form Of
resolutions passed a. meetings q TIE
Gfand Army q The Rspablc. The
President. however. uPoa considering TIE
matter somewhat. decided that the re-
turn q The f.gs was no; authorized BY
s1is,ing lsw. nor justified as N executive
,e; Accordingly they are 20 remain
where they are. unless C1agrsss should
see &, 10 make some disposition q them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
"PAYsoS TUCKER VS. THE LORDS
TIME"


An Interesting controversy isrtging ias,
now In Bath. Maine. All that section Of
the State. and % he eastward % The oOrt-
els OF the British provinces, never TOOK
kiut.V - The new standard tine, which
varies In The difsreni sections from twenty
minutes % half an hour slower than TIE
local or san time. The great railroad sys-
ten. the Maine CentrAi. OF which fayson
TUCKER Is manager, was prompt 10 ADOPT
The new tine on 10 main line sDt branches,
bai The D0wn-EAstsrs everywhere protest
ed and insisted on running their tosn
clocks snd their house time pieces, a. they
quantity phrzsed 10. ION the Lords time,
and nOt Psyson Tueksr's.- Bath uss pc
eulisrly obstinate about this from The out
set and Der authorities were backed no,
only BY al the old shipmsstsrs and the
marine element generally OF The place. bat
by the thousands OF vorkmsn In The ship
yards which line the Bath shore OF ne
Ksnnebec. Finally, The city authorities
gave I'D The contest against The Inevitable,
and A few weeks ago, the Mayor ordered
the city clock changed 10 standard time.
Bath was stirred 20 is depths, Indignant
protests came In from al sides. Bat Nay
or wsksdeld Was obdurzte. and. fortunate
" FOR hin. had The City coaneli A. his
hack The people ~ last held pablo
meeting and voted almost 20 q man, % have
the clock set back % the Lords time.
Bot Wakefield wouldn't bulge Al Inch.
Then the qaestlon vNs referred 10 Chlef
Justice Peters % the Supreme Court, Who
gave q semi. Judicial opinion that The Msy-
or's course vas proper under . recent leg
islstive act which makes standard time
the Only legal time Cor basiness trsns>c-
lions. The Collectors have no, been silsnc-
et even by this. and are taking OF mskisg
test case before The courts. IL really
mxkss no dlfsrence whether business 10
done In Bsth on local or standard tine.
but The afAir Il eurio1s Illustration OF
the oostinxts fghts which commanities
Are prone % make over very triflng mat
t<rs.-Hrr6ri nnss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

THx BATTLE FLaos-The stoiy Il NOT
eontradicted that the President has decld'
ed % return 20 the Southern States, the
captured re0sl Gags. which. since the war.
have been stored In Washington. The
excuse given Is that II will help 10 restore
harmony between the two sections 10 send
these Gags back The people OF Bos'
ton are nothing 10th % promote harmony,
and n Il was % be done By any step In
relation 20 these emolems OF secession,
perhaps they might properly be destroyed.
But WHY ssnf them bach 20 the South
No ves,lge OF rebeldom remains These
States pride themselves on their loyalty.
To preserve these flags will be 20 perpst
usts respect for the cause they represent
No one can justly claim them, for The
government which pat them forth is dead.
Better destroy thsse Gags. IN they are 70
Be moved ~ xll.-Bostoa Adrertlssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
SOUTH PARIS.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.


Tir.f Canrr.r.iloaai CharsA. Rev. A. a. ftn
Pssiori % sssasy. preaskins ssryies. iee A -
;. =. Pss,.' s..sass. (sTs S.iss.i.5 payer
u.,e..,'.s c,ur,A. Rs.. =. IIssrsr. r.ssss, o.
saai.y. prsssAlnx ssrvies. ioss I. ~. sabe.iA
ssh.-,l. n ~. marnlnE PRAYER nestias. - A n.
steular rrsfsf mestlag. ~ ?. y. tessi.f ffsfef
s,sE 80 = = 80. 1890 100 800 ~ -
r. n. >albafh >sheal , ~ ?. ~. pfefsf nes.ngs -
- fuisy evening" rfay,f mesuns. ir.s'
stsrsD sEErtSss-
FAAN Rsssl.r useslns rsssi.y svvsias -
10. ~, NJ. teirs. r.rui.r '.ss,lss..
80. s-ss - l'ri MssisT svsalns, q sssh lsaih
r.ef n.-I'.rs Gf-ars. ssoeea s.'afasY 81 s-sh
60. ,,..... - T,s.i al sAlra IAai.aay.
LOG. -. f.ris l.a.is.. NJ. All. nssts ever
non.lsy stru.ar IN " hsths-ii.s Nesiry.
AnEAts q Latof.-- ssh rNris Asssuhlf. NJ
a. assis sytry saiurisY ssealas IN iiasosa liA-'
G.AR-w. X. Kinb.l r,.t. ". Ia ssst. a.,
Ncnlay n sftry uanth. 10 orsnes Ia al - 4. N.
S'nrIs o,.piss II ~ Oxruap psscCAAf az - sA.f
=. ,ssfrfs nrsg siorv. oi fs.ic~s' hiesS. - i.ri.
Il /. runorsd that W q. Phelps has
soli hi. rss.dsnce 10 l.. ;. Billings.
Alsa Hsr,ey. E'q. our veteran siA-
ton agent. ~ss in Portland Saturday.
Hereafter be gill sympaihiEs with IN
Fortunate passengers Who are ,so min
uis. la'e Cor The train.
The Knight. q Labor held a large
meeting =, the Nes Hall. Friday eve
niag
u ;. Knapp will eel Blsine's latest
work lei, a tne volume Of about COO
pAgs.. coa'ainisg al biz political speeches
and view, On legislative questions for The
pas, so years. he also has Blaine. 20
Year. Il Coag,..; lie i .ssn, for Paris
And Nor~sy.
Go NJ Elder, Of B'',on. has been At
home
W. S,ots. formerly Of the old snd
iavrcb,e Clippers. plays Ga the Retail
Diuggi,' Nine q Portland Mr.. stone
s.,s The, az plsying 'pleadiily. ha,ing
w every game this year
Tto,c wi.hirg 20 take = day ~ the
leland. Nil have an opportunity Friday.
Jaie eiib. -hsn there ~ill te grand
excursion O. Gre,nwood Garden. Peaks
I.lani F.fr from Slu,h Pans, 81 90
for rosnd ,rip
H.,iag tools are of,rcd A. reduced
piices ~ y. ID Blister. Hsyins Il
coming early ,hi. year |, dOn', pay TO Use
The old .cyihc ~hsn Bolster will eel You
new Coz 80 small sun q money
The s'fs-bsfry festival a. the Ns,ho-
Dis, Vss,ry Thursday sssains. dre- =
GOOD crosd the literary exercises we're
varied and highly Interesting sOoi
sun ~. realized =. The proceeds.
r Z. Height. A. r.. Of Oa'l.'ks.
wsoo,sin. h.s been ~ Mrs.. wood5arys.
Mr. Knight diiei Coz college si the o
nj. sna nos j. sngssed IN teaching
Pure nils. which j. Indispensable IA all
families. CA b. hsi q oar milknea. W.
IA S~sii and e. y Porter.
The cofr,spondeai q the dfrsrii'fr
relate. very Interesting tale. told by
oas Of oar hoFssnsn. ",rieks ia al trades
bat ogf.."
Oar BOY, made aas ,PPsGfsnes in
their bran rew suits Saturday, plAyins =
match game Nth the Norway hrsi nine
The game ~as played ia the Perry field
north q tie village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

THE Ls,cis,oa Journals traveller Is
responsible for the truth Of the following
story:
F.E. Stanley. the Lewiston photograph.
or, tells the foll0wings with my wife
WAS returning from Bridgton the other
night IL hsd got 70 be about III O'Clock
when we reached Nc. Falls, aud l didn't
quite like 20 drive through 10 Lewiston !
so I stopped AZ hotel door In Nc Falls.
Lamps we've burnlng there, but I could
not get In. Knocked and amer q while .
bllnking fellow came trsmping down stairs
and opened the door. "Can get pat up
here 70. nlgh,i- said STANLEY. 81 guess 80, .
says the blinker. The fellow went In and
closed the door and locked H. That Was
4 purrler, bat Mr.. Stanley thought he had
gone TO get the hostler and waited awhile.
No appearance. lie knocked and knocked
bot no access. Finding that jordan hard
road 10 travel, he tried 10 dad some other
place 20 stop bat could not and Was fore
ca 20 drive TO Lewiston In the small hours
Of the morning. The next day he tele-
phonsd 10 Nc. Falls for On explanation.
The landlord, IL appears, Was away, and
be had len word not TO admit any suspi-
cious eharscters'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21


"f.a, the eagle scream Arrangements
are row complete fOr frsi clAss Fourth
OF Jaly celebration At Paris Hill. aud when
We say first elsss- We mean . real old
fashioned. double and twisted, AL wool.
yard.wlds goods. warranted not To rip,
tear, rayel nor run down III the heel Such
. one a. every patriotic eltlt N giofies In.
.nd Yoang America RUS Wild over.
The programme Tor The day At Paris iilll
Il about a. f0llossi
Al saarise a natioaA saate vii be firet.
AthSifpast seyea there will be grand
parade II fsntsstics AMI horfihles. The
line will b uadsr cDmmlni Of Brgsiief.
General Frank A E,.tmsn, with an shle
corps % military assistants, tnel.dlng OF
ncers 90 all grades, survivors OF The late
war sith Csnaia.) and penslcners whose
heAl,n Vas impaired by the rigorous cll-
mate OF the British Provinces daring The
War 90 the Rsbsllloa. The parade OF fan =
tastlc. L. placei al this early morning hour
In orisr ~ avoid pablo attention ss much
A. possible on account Of The extreme
moissty ~ those who participate.
A. nlnc o'clock TIE grsoi military ALL
civic parade will be fogm-,i ani parade the
pfinClpai streets. The llnr ~ march viii
b. announced later TIE Norway Light
Infaniry. FIRST R.gimfni. Mslne Noluntser
Minis. snd william X kimbal fost,
Grand Army of,he Republic. have accept d
lnviiAtioa. sni will be present ani pariic
ipate Ia The pir.is. The line will De made
~ A. follows
Chisf Narshli col. Albert :. Aus,in.
iohn Pierce. CeofEe n. Aiucci
rah.IIn nras. Hand
'"''' '" % A MAXIM. Acting Drum Mslor
Sor.sy Iisht iana,ry. let Regiment, " y. N
capt Segfgc y Hove. commanding
WINK. KimbAii ro.,. No. Ia q. Ar
capt. ~ =. Bolster, commanding
Ciiusns
school Chliircn uiih flAgs.
At9.lJ The Norway Light Iuf,nify will
givc an sxhlo.tioa dhu on tie Con non
under commsnt % Capt George X Hova
A. ten O'Clock The people vii assemble
AZ he Unlvtrs llist caarch. whsrv the ~
uAi services of the Day will D. coniaciei
llerrlcx &. Davis. E.q. will pf~.iic
PRAYER will bc ofsrci The Declaration
% Iaisp .uiencs will ~ raj ~ VIZ. y
Forhcs. .ni IN Grafton will he glvcn by
lIoa George A. wilsou, Of South Paris.
A. sleveu O'Clock = fo1,rsce. potato
race. ani oa.t,cls.r.cc win oCcar 90 Mia
S. Oac dollar viii - given ~ The win
uer OF each race.
A,n,on na,ioaA sIats vii be- nrd,
AMI oihsr Interesting exercises Will oe In
orisr
Az ore O'Clock there will pc baui
cooccft on the Common.
Attso o'ciock match game of hre
BAL all D. paved bstsc-n "a S1uth Paris
Bass Hall Club aud Ia Pans I'LL CinN. Tor
purse % eve dollar,
Al sansei = nNilonN SWAT vii be i'ci
A. .even O'Clock baDi o0uceri will Dc
given.
10 The svsniug grand h.li sill be given
A. Academy Hall Ma.lc ~ TOsis'. Ot.
chssifa. 90 Canton Ticket. Zoe dancing.
seventy GVs crui, per coap'e Icecrs,m
snd cake Wi be on saie iaflug the later
mlssiou,
Tals ceisbf,iloa &. ofgsnif 4 All epu.
dacts,i ucie. N auspcss ~ ihe Paris
I'M Br,.. Bsni with the all % The elil'
Isus OF Par.. Everybody 4. iuviiei n
cone aui hflng 'thgir sister, ani ihei
c1aslns. AL iheir aants
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Iris announced ,hs; Msr,oa I. Kim.
bal. Of The graduating class ~ Bostoin
College. ,hi. year. soa q Hon. A ;
kimb.ll. q Norway. has accepted po-
.iiioa q. principal o. The Shst~ocd school
., Sasdy SPrins. Moaisonsry Coaniy.
lad. about eighteen miles from WASH
ias,ou. alfi,Ains Institution uatsf the
direction q the society % Friends
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

SAVING BRiDGE IN Two.-Jamts u.
Leighton. OF Perry. Maine, has been Ar.
rested for obs,fucting the highway. and
eutting Away the bridge across Little
River. 10 seems that Leighton owns .
that the bridge intsrferes with bis bust
ness 10 the passing up and down the river
OF birges or lighters. Leighton, aided by
two other men. went down, one night,
and sawed the bridge Ia two, allowing the
centre 10 fall down into the water. the
span which be sawed being thirty. seven
feet, lie also bsrricaied the rosi al each
end OF the bridge. thus obsiructing travel
and The mail iiissaii he Is acting under
legal sdvice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
Nou.It-sidrnt Tn.es.

In Ne to-n of nIros. N ~ tesh't Of os
ford fof the YEAR issi.
TIE tollosiag iist of tsnss 90 real esisis 81 nen
resident osnsfs In ths tosn q hffees tnf ~
yeaf Is-s 10 bills rommltiei o. Joha iioushtea,
tsIicrtof ~ sAli toss, on the let day % JAY.
ts-s has hrsa rvtafuet bf hin n ne ~ rgmaia
ia unPaki % The let lar q luss is-Ts ~ ne
rertinrats % thai date. and nos rvmsia unpaf
snt notics "a hereby sitcn hat u SAL tasssLetsf
Cd All ehar.e. afe uot pad iato ths rreasurY II
saiI re.a. sIthin eishfesn naeths frosn ne ists
n ne eoamnmstt ~ ssit bills, 81 muth ~ nc
reai ssiAls tnsi suEl - sadcisai " rsi hs
ehafrss, sili .ithoai iufthsf a0iifs y soli Al
Iabilr anrtlon 81 ne 1owa heuss. ~ tali tess
ihs ssssud az o. lsnas'y, 10. 81 niss o'siasa q
a. ftfraatn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
Nou.re.,dent Taxes,

IN the town OF konbary, In the County 0fOxfcs'i
ssi state % hslns, for the year lra.
The following list % tahes on real estate OF
non. resident owners In the t0un OF kosbufy
for the year l.-b. In bills committed 20 W VI.
Jsnne Collector ofhxss % said tosn % NE nfsi
day of Juus. irsi. has been retained By him
b me az remaining snpad on the M dsy OF
remains unpaid and notice u hereby given that y
The sali taies, interest and charges are not pail
into the Treasury % ssid town within sishieen
months from the date of the commitment % said
bile 90 mach % thu real estate taxed az vii be
al ftsisnt 10 pay the amount due therefor lnciud'
ing interest and charges, vln Without further
notice be cold 81 public auction 81 the school,
house In Distriet No. T. 10 sad t0vn, % saturday
the io<h day Of Dcosmeer, i,s'' ATT Oclock 10 NE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

THr Directors % the Ramfofd Falls
.ad Backfsl R.ilroal went over The
route o. The proposed extension o. that
roaa 70 Rsntofl Falls. Jas; Friday. IL
/. thought TIA; this TIP has sons 'isnia-
canoe a. pointing 20 The early extension
Of the road
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Tnr B.p,i., Churehss a. Psris Hill
.nl Sosth Paris have aaiisd IN ealirg
The Rev. Gideoa MAYO. q Brookln. 20
the p.sto-ai- % The to churches Hs
!. sIpec'sd 20 connsaes his labor' the
fr., sunday in Jaly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Sln~rY q. STACY. o. KsrE Falls.
u the Sophomo-, class A. Bosdoin. -
eur,d TIE Se~.n Latin prife. and also
rrceivsd honorable msniioa IN the CON-
ps,iiioa fof The Sesal Greek pfirs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

TnE Brsr sALvx In the world for Car,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chsppcd Hands. Chilolains,
Corn., and all Skin Erupiions, aud posl'
lively cures Piles. or no pay repaired. IL
IL guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
boz. For sale q, Noyes Drug Store, Nor
WAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Yer. linz m, ne go ds.psired II. Ny troabls
o.. iii ths kiiasys. Liver snd Blsiisr-slso con.
sfipsfion. rnAlly / usei 1T. ksnneiy's f.,oriie
RSms.ly, .sd IN my opinion u saved ny W.. make
tsis stAismsnt - save thoss sho sanef . ala.1s'
en-, .,.np 10 Dr. Ds,ii Kennedy, Roodoai, ~, r.,
Sr hls BOA On kidney. Liver aAd Hood disorders
Mention this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Ia. seaoo. las rc.cAei psfloi ln 10
history when nes buldugs bscome q
necessity. For tAs ParPose OF meeting
this w,n, IL II proposed 10 raise $1,000.
Ogihls San q gentleman 10 Massachusetts
IA. subscribed ias last 81. 900. which vii
b, available ~ s0or a. tie baauce, go 90
u provided To obtain thi. hearty
cO-OpsfailOn 4. required, strong pail
ani loug puli-al palllng together.
Accordingly AZ urgeni appSal l. hereby
male 20 a. who have been b-nsf.isi ~
thc school in The days gone. sni al who
deslre 90 make 10 = hl-sslug in gerera.ions
% cone, tcachefs AL .iuienis, patrons
aui frienis. oli Ani youag. rich aud poor,
male AMI fcmals. - contribute % ihtlf
material Substance - The grant WORK or
enlargiug All perptiaa,lng 10 innsence.
Her, u golden opportunity Tor Tie
cause % education especially Ia OtfSrd
C0aniy Shal u not he embraced ~ oar
citrsns generally 1t the people IRE
specilve o, dsnomlnA,louA preferences,
IN view OF the Advantages already
derived from this seat % learning,
mske saliAhle thank Offering. Le, us do
What We can % Increase 10 usefulness In
the erection % buildings Sufficient 10 NEE,
present demands. Contributions, large OF
small may b. forwarded 10 The Treasurer.
;. T.. Cushman. Esq.. Hebron. or The
Prcslteu, OF Trustees. Hon. Percivh
Bonrsy. Porilani Add Subscriptions 20
% TIE fard payshls IN the fu,urr may be
sent - Rev. e N. Emery. who IL now
soliciting 10 oxford County. T. q. al.
dress fof the prc-eui, Soaih Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
Notice ot Foreclosure.

vlTurRrAs. MAY a.. II.rtfsfi. u Iilraaa. IL Tie
w toanfv a Ca flfd AL STATE u ains. a. "a u
1,tk isT u Msy. A 10. las. ~ hsr msrtr.rs DECD
u thsf do ~ hsf dulr saecutsi al feeoflsi 10
par, 10. coavsysi b. Chss a. DAVIS In BoftkNss =
certAla ~ n lani 9Th The haihgs thsrssn. situated
10 al IIlrsn VILLAGE. Ani In sal deed boandsi q.
fllowss ffginnlaT a tts esstsfiY corusf % lAni
60 I'D BY JoLn CLARK ths street lssiing ffvm The
Is.f Orcs In sali village, n rsbAgo. tbence Along
al strrst y Hack Afsnss. thenoe westerly ~
al assaus slrtiy iouf iret tbsncs Al fight snEis
O. ~ al Csfks land thsnce Dorthsfiy ~ Nc .si
tuks lad n The hrst mfntionsd bouni, conislning
Oas tsarth q a scre mere less. uth III ba.bfs
theresa, nfaTlng a. cuurey TIE safnf that fetfr u
loans coateyel o. Nseofgs X. BsAn ~ his deed u
warrant fscured In GA t,fd REGISTRY q Deeds West
sru Di.tnss. book "a. psEs -. So-. thsrsbre, The
coniltlon 81 .sii morg.re hing broksn. eisim
.rosure u the scc0fng h The statute IN snsh
osse male All provided. ....
llirsm. JuBe u. iSf. CiiAh. II. DAVE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
THE FOURTH AT PARIS HILL.

ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE ron A GRAND
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UNION VETERANS UNION.
Call for National Encampment.
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL COMMAND.
UNION kETEIiAgs' USFoS
wAsHIEGTos, d. C., July p. 1857.


WAsHiEGTos, ID. C., July %. 1887
GESERAL ORDER MOB.
l. The Second Annual Encampment Of Tire Union
Veterans Union IL hereby called 10 meet NJ Cieye-
land. o. 26th. 9TH. 18th aud 2th days ~ September
1887. when u b. hoped full Attendance from the
various Commands will be present.
ID Is earnestly requested That all entitled 60 seats
ga tile Lucam pncnt viii be on hand at the opening
exercises. Liberal rates will be obtained from the
railroad lines. Of which the Commands will be duly
notified.
Veteran Relief Union viii also be held az Cleye-
land. O., September 9Th and 2sth, 1857 and il il
expected that during the same time the Sons Of
Veterans viii hold a convention for organization.
The Adjutauts Of Commands will, soon posi-
bile, inform these headquarters Of the members Of
their respective Commands who desire 10 attend
the Encampment. 80 that suitable arrangements
may be made al an early date.
III. The Commander-in-Chicfc ongratrlates the
Union on its continued growth, and announces the
following new Commands; No. 2, Lynn, Mass,
Organized by A.-COl. y. J. Downing; No. 3
Charlestown. Mass. by H.-Col. Alex. Mack No.
2. Newark, y. J.; No 8, Seneca Falls. y. Y. by
by L.-Col. George IL. Berstler; No IL. Urbana
o., by M.-Col. George H. Hunter; No. - Tfin o
/ l., by Lt.-Co o. ID. WILDER; No 8, Carbondale, Pa
by Ia Col SAM T.. Bryant; No. 2 Joliet ILL., No
| 2 Byron. Mich, by Lt-Col. l.. @. Norton.
" The following additional appointments are
| announced: Provisional Department Command.
ers-Miiliam W. Jeweti. Mass; Hugh McIsowen
| Pa; with authority To effect permanent Depart
4 Enfhi ofEaAALhAlcii ittliiAtatHtfi.-
/ Aides-de-G amp-L. G.. Norton, Sam'l Il. Bryant
ThOs O. Hesngion. Geo. III. Bersiler. Alex. Mack
William sullivan: John Flynn. Virgil Ham. John
/ J. Connors. n. J. Downing. Jos. IL. Horton. Benja
min 0niham, l.. q. la Tour. Geo. H. Hunter e. ID
| WILDER George g. Morris and Vim. H. Michael
| Mastering OalocF-W. l.. Stoddard. for Conn.
| " Mastering Officers and Inspectors appointed
| by tie C0nlmandeT-in- Chief rank Colonels ant
hids-de- Camp Lieut. Colonies. and all are enti
| tied 30 commissions and 10 the red badge @
the National Command. which be obtaine,
from the QuArteTmasier General The button bndg
| should bc worn nj all times.
VI Command QuarteTmasters should keep n fni
| line Of supplies GA hand, and requested Ia no
| nfy the Quariermaster-GeDcralo Of the non. receip
| Of Rny orders
VII. Commands delinquent In their per capt.
| tax requested 10 promptly forward tile same
| 40 that they may be represented In the Encanp
| mcnt
VIII Attention Is again directed 20 the use Of IN
| newspaper as a means 81 advancing the Interests Z
our order. aud Il IL hoped every member will Zee
an interest la the work.
By order, NJ. A. DILLON.
Commander-in-C Chief.
RoBERT AIToE, AdjutaRt-General